Building Web 2.0 Pages

Modified on 2010/08/18 02:24 by Charles — Categorized as: Website Design

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      Getting Started with CMS
      CMS Sample Website
      Getting Started with Jetfire
      Jetfire Web Parts Sample Website

This page explains what is required to get started using CMS and Jetfire Web Parts.

Getting Started with CMS¶

A minimal ASP.NET website must be built using Microsoft Visual Studio or an equivalent tool. The website includes:

Forms Authentication Database (this can be built using the ASP.NET Configuration tool in Visual Studio.)
A Page with Create User Web Part and Login Web Part
User created using the Create User Web Part.
Style Sheet that defines the look and feel of the site.
CMS Web Part Library Control that defines the Web Parts available for importing into Pages.
MasterPage that defines the layout of the page.
Web.config file
At least one page for content.
Optional additions:
- Images folder
- Pages folder

CMS Sample Website¶

A sample website is available on code plex that contains a number of additional pages to give the site builder a good start.

Getting Started with Jetfire¶

Use Jetfire Web Parts to integrate workflows into your Web 2.0 application.

Jetfire Web Parts build on the COR solution. Additional requirements include:

(optional) SQL Server 2008 database is used to implement LINQ capabilities.
(Jetfire) Web Part Library Control
web.config file updated for Jetfire (contains additional application settings)

Jetfire Web Parts Sample Website¶

A sample website is available on code plex.